Rotary poker . . .

[Milo]

Do any of you ever find that you seem to rotate your "game".   What I mean is, every once in a while you seem to lose your edge at, say, NLHE, but start to excel at SnGs.  Then you begin to crush Omaha, only to see that give way to Triple Draw . . .

Is it just me?

[William]

I think it's the change of games that solidifies your edge. If you play the same game all the time I think you become complacent.

[gweeb]

Online i play sitngoes the most about 4 a day i find the payouts alot better
online mtts once or twice a week and you have to make final table to make any serious money and you need alot of time
live games are like sitngoes i play at my house every other week 20 buck rebuy and about 20 people show up the opposite week at the casino 55 buy in and 50 people max

this year im going to play the  2nd day Bluewater Classic its a 180 people and the buy in 335 prize pool is 36,000 and if i make a cash out ill buy in for the big one 670  and prize pool for that est 114,000

[Martini]

All I know is that I agree with my friend who told me that Omaha strengthens your Hold'em game. Knowing that you only get two cards to work with raises your starting hand requirements and hands that used to look playable start to look like trash.

[NotFadeAway]

I totally get what you mean Milo.  If I play the same game too often I have a bad habit of playing without thinking as hard, so switchups (even if it's from turbo 6 max nlhe to regular mtt nlhe) from time to time are very good imo.

[Killingbird]

always great to learn other games...for me though ive always pretty much been a tournament specialist.